Quote - >> "You talk about the artist that created the original, what about the artist that created the copy?"

Am I supposed to applaud the guy who makes a film based on a play he does not have the rights to just because he knows how to make a movie?

Shakespeare productions get applauded thousands of times a year, both on stage and on film. Is there something wrong with that? Or does your standard not apply just because Shakespeare had the courtesy to die a few hundred years before modern copyright laws were invented?

It's a bit much to expect every clothing creator at Rendo to create perfectly original designs. That job belongs to fashion designers who very well expect their designs to be copied. If something is dear to the heart of a designer, they can protect it with a trademark, and that obviously needs to be respected. But to expect every single artist to reinvent the wheel with everything they create is absurd. No one could work that way. And copyright laws reflect that.

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